Covent Garden in 1983 hen
I wrote about my Zeiss camera on August
11th I promised to post a colour photo taken on it. Although the
camera was never designed for colour film - the lens isn't colour corrected - I
tried one roll in around 1983. The results were quite good - certainly sharp and
in fact with no evidence of difficulty over the
colour.
This photo is of the 'new' Covent Garden, rebuilt after the old fruit-and-veg market moved out. It's something of a tourist trap, but pleasant enough - often with live music in the downstairs restaurant area. This was the last roll I ever took on the Zeiss: I found the 35mm single-lens reflex (an Exa 500) gave me a lot more flexibility but I always regretted the fact that 35mm just isn't as good quality. Click here to see a large version of this photo . Posted: Thu - August 24, 2006 at 08:48 AM by Roger Wilmut |
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